Determine Cost Index?

[Tabs 2,790]

Cost index's are dropping fast due to the rise in fuel price's. I remember back in 2006 Easyjet 73G's used 35. And Jet 2 are now down to 8. Craig.

Yeah some of the low cost guys are using pretty low values now. "Airway blockers" haha.

[RYR738 9]

Yeah some of the low cost guys are using pretty low values now. "Airway blockers" haha.

[clum 2]

There are some airlines using a fixed cost index. Either way, untilw e have some FS software that can perform the required calculations for us, having a guideline CI to work with is better than pure guesswork imo.

[MTN1289 31]

There is some great info here guys, thanks for posting.

[c402_cvs 0]

I've read somewhere that because of the high fuel price some airlines CI is very low, below 20's. For some reason 12 springs to mind!! I read the list posted and it is quite interesting. Wonder how up to date it is. FRED

[isaiah 1]

Norwegian standard values for cost index is 15 for NG and 20 for CL Exceptions Routes to LGW, SXF, VIE, ORY, DUS - operate at cost index 40, Return flights, use standard cost indexRoutes to and from HRG - operate at cost index 80

[jesush1234 0]

Thank You all your comments!! I'll also take a look at the pdf's. *******

[pacinox 0]

GOL is 27 fixed.Transavia is ~11

[Thunderbird8 1]

BA usually operates at 28 however some routes flown in the USA operate at 0.